Feb. 13, 2012—Rethinking Novelty in Patent Law” to be included in Thomson-Wests 2012 Intellectual Property Law Review.
Feb. 13, 2012—The team will compete in the international competition in March in Washington, D.C.
Feb. 10, 2012—Professor Belton retired from a distinguished 34-year career at Vanderbilt in 2009.
Feb. 9, 2012—In “Atrocity, Entitlement and Personhood: The Value of Violence in Property Law,” Sharfstein examines the impact of violence on Americans perceptions of property rights.
Feb. 6, 2012—Undergraduate: Norwegian School of Economics & Business Administration, Bergen, Norway Career focus: Corporate transactions Hedda Leikvang spent the summer between her first and second years of law school at her home in Oslo, Norway, working on her thesis for the M.Sc. in finance she is earning at the Norwegian School of Economics & Business Administration...
Feb. 6, 2012—One of Jim Sanders‘ prized possessions is a self-help book for attorneys, Francis Wellman’s The Art of Cross Examination. Sanders received the copy of Wellman’s book, which he mounted and framed, as a gift from movie director John Landis after the trial in which he and his former law partner, Jim Neal ’57, successfully defended...
Feb. 6, 2012—After graduating from Stanford with degrees in Spanish and history, Justin Hulse and his wife moved to Redmond, Washington, where Justin spent a year as a programmer for Microsoft on such familiar Internet products as Hotmail, Instant Messenger, Skydrive and Explorer “plugins” — and where their first son was born. But Justin had always planned to...
Feb. 6, 2012—Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Summer 2011: Associate, DLA Piper, San Francisco, California Summer 2010: Legal Intern with Navy JAG Corps, San Diego, California, and judicial intern with Judge Eugene Siler on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in London, Kentucky Career plan: Practice labor and employment law When Christian Orozco was a high school freshman, one...
Feb. 6, 2012—Problem required competitors to grapple with two unresolved questions in First Amendment law.
Feb. 1, 2012—The articles by Daniel Gervais and Elizabeth Townsend Gard were published in October 2011 as part of En Banc's Roundtable series.
Jan. 31, 2012—New site offers TRIPS resources as well as a database of U.S. and Canadian copyright cases
Jan. 25, 2012—Ozier will serve during 2012.
Jan. 25, 2012—AAAS elects as Fellows those whose "efforts on behalf of the advancement of science or its application are scientifically or socially distinguished."
Jan. 25, 2012—Turner heads Academy's legal department.
Jan. 25, 2012—Pescatello was senior vice president at Northern Trust, based in San Francisco.
Jan. 24, 2012—United States v. Jones case leaves much unsettled says Chris Slobgin, Milton R. Underwood Chair in Law
Jan. 24, 2012—Hilderbrand honored for her work on behalf of death row inmate Edward Jerome Hardison.
Jan. 18, 2012—Unless amended, Gervais contends, SOPA would undermine search engines
Jan. 18, 2012—Sanders presentation was part of a panel discussion on “Balance in Legal Education” moderated by Julie Sandine, Vanderbilt Law Schools assistant dean of student affairs.
Jan. 17, 2012—Rossi's appointment as professor of law announced by Dean Chris Guthrie.
Jan. 17, 2012—Mann will lead Vanderbilt Law School's fundraising, stewardship and alumni relations activities.
Jan. 17, 2012—Panel discussion will feature representatives of the Recording Industry Association of America, Barnes & Nobel, and law firm Neal & Harwell.
Jan. 11, 2012—Padmanabhan argues for new rules to determine if someone can be detained and a new mechanism to transfer those who are released to a safe place.
Jan. 8, 2012—Team from Vanderbilt and Melbourne universities awarded research grant by Melbourne-Vanderbilt Partnership.
Jan. 4, 2012—Jan. 12 address celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. memory